Pashina Pastry

Chantelle Edited 3 months ago

This was my first time visiting a Ukrainian bakery, and what a treat it was! A classmate recommended Pashina, and before long, the whole class wanted to check it out—and we’re so glad we did. We had a wonderful time chatting and enjoying some of the cakes. I believe we tried the Napoleon, Lemon Raspberry, and Double Brownie with Cherry. My favorite was the Napoleon cake: flaky, creamy, layered, and not overly sweet. It even reminded me a bit of baklava. I’d highly recommend the Napoleon cake for a birthday or any special celebration! Parking: There’s parking in front of the bakery, along the side by the street, and in the lot behind the building, so finding a spot was easy. Seating: The bakery is small and quaint, which adds to its charm, but seating is limited. There’s a small table with a few chairs and a cozy little nook by the window—perfect for enjoying your treats and catching up with friends. Overall, Pashina was a delightful experience, and I’m so happy I got to try something new. I’ll definitely be back to sample more of their pastries and cakes! Thank you for having us!

William Wallace 6 months ago

Quiet and friendly service. A quaint little bakery with lovely pastries and cakes and other fine baked goods. I had a slice of the Neopolean cake. It was perfect!! Delicious!! You won't be disappointed... Give it a try if you are in the area.

Michael 8 months ago

Could go to another bakery with friendlier service. Got a beef kolache and a cream cheese type of danish. I could tell the pastry’s were sitting there for a while, and asked her to warm it in the microwave and she said it was warm. The beef was bland, mushy like potted meat, and cold. The pastry was dry. Basically like a yeast dinner roll type of texture. Decent amount of cream cheese, but very underwhelming. Will try to be back for another try. Will update soon.

Asia Hege 8 months ago

I recently visited Pashina on a weekend trip to San Antonio after we saw it from the road and stopped in. The food was freshly made by hand and the honey cake was as dreamy as the ones I enjoyed in Ukraine. Highly recommend!

Lady Liberty 8 months ago

I really wanted to love this place to support the Ukrainian community, but there’s room for improvement. The $10 slice of cake was dry, and the pastry selection was quite limited. Inside, there was only one small bistro table with two chairs, which made seating scarce. It was also disappointing to see unused outdoor space where additional tables could easily be added. I hope they make some adjustments, as I’d love to see this business thrive.